Sentence examples for very direct connection from inspiring English sources

There's a very direct connection".

"This game has a very direct connection with fair play and empathy," she says.

This means there will be a very direct connection between the economy and demand for real estate".

Doctors saw a very direct connection between patients' self-esteem and their ability to make needed behavior changes.

It has a very direct connection to our lives and that's what I love about it – it's not so much about being sporty as about being active and functional and easy".

"John had very direct connection with the tradition," said Barry Bergey, director of folk and traditional arts for the N.E.A. "He's one of those figures that bridges the great divide between contemporary culture and his own personal heritage, dating back to the 1930s and '40s".

At all times in this theatricalised cinema, it is real rrtificiality, that is there is a sense of absolute control, but at the heart of it, it allows a very direct, emotional connection.

So we actually have this very strange, very direct physical connection to this universe that we're studying.

What Wren-Lewis sand, anDelong-Summersrs argue at greater length, is that there is very little direct connection between spending over the next couple of years and long-run fiscal prospects.

The majority of South African Indians, mainly descendants of indentured workers, have very little direct connection with India.

Individuals with current or very recent direct connections to the journals, such as editors and editorial board members, were excluded.